… withhold treatment for their newborn may feel guilty for their decision which can cause further
mental issues… If a newborn survives but has disabilities and/or further health complications, …

… care of the preterm infant have led to a dramatically improved outcome with respect to
survival rates and survival without severe disability … to withhold or withdraw active therapy. In …

… from any health problems or develop disabilities. This means … about the proposed treatment
and care of their infant and that … withholding or withdrawing life- sustaining treatments and …

… Baby X is the 4-month-old first-born baby of refugee parents. … 677, the resuscitation status
of a severely disabled child was … lawful to provide or withhold the treatment or care is a matter …

… disability associated with trisomy 21. Baby Doe’s parents agreed to comfort care, withholding
… A pediatrician involved in the case felt it was unacceptable to withhold surgery, and the …

… the withdrawal or withholding of life-sustaining treatment (see … In post-asphyxiated infants,
or those receiving intensive care … Not providing intensive care can lead to long-term disability …

… Mindful of these issues, the aim of this review was to … withholding postnatal care for a particular
infant with signs of … the prospect of severe developmental disabilities, possible suffering, …

… decisions that guide withdrawing or withholding care in children with PVS. … neonates. The
increased incidence of neonatal encephalopathy resulted in expansion of intellectual disability…

… of genetic counseling, eg withholding information from patients as … newborn child brings
into the world [56], including children suffering from genetic abnormalities resulting in disabilities…

… whose role is to take care of infants in Jordan. The results also … share ethical-legal responsibility
for it with the doctor 1 (1.3) … The dilemma of withholding and withdrawing treatment in an …